What did German civilians think of Hitler during WW2?

The mass of ordinary Germans did know about the evolving terror of Hitler's Holocaust, according to a new research study. They knew concentration camps were full of Jewish people who were stigmatised as sub-human and race-defilers. read more

Germans had a legit concerns after World War I, the world made Germany responsible, know as the treaty of Versailles. We all know that in any fight there is more than just one party responsible for the reason to fight. read more

I know I’m going on a slight tangent, but my point is that the Hitler in Germany, despite causing the Holocaust and various other catastrophes, if you think about it, pulled Germany out of its depression. He made Germany a world power in a couple of years. Germany needs somebody like that. read more

(This was, I'm sure among other things, because Hitler truly believed in the "stab in the back" conspiracy following the First World War, i.e. that angry and protesting German civilians and communists at home were at fault for the outcome of the war). read more